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Kentucky Kernel ends weekly printing, focuses on digital

Hannah Woosley-Collins,

July 14, 2023

Presses stopped: Kentucky newspaper switches to online only

Erica Bivens,

June 10, 2020

Newspaper chain McClatchy files for bankruptcy protection

Al Greenfield,

February 13, 2020

Covington Catholic student lawsuit against Washington Post to continue

WTVQ News Desk,

October 29, 2019

Herald-Leader will stop publishing Saturday print edition

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

October 9, 2019

A judge has sided with Kentucky PTA and moved to block an activist from seeing how a county's parent teacher associations are spending their money - at least temporarily.

Judge rules state must disclose records, pay legal fees

WTVQ Social,

April 18, 2019

Paxton Media Group buys Kentucky New Era, 4 other papers

WTVQ News Desk,

December 3, 2018

Fort Knox newspaper will stop publishing this month.

Army post to stop publishing weekly newspaper

Al Greenfield,

September 7, 2018

The University of Louisville says it is launching a campaign aimed at decreasing the use of antibiotics.

Yarmuth pledges $10,000 to UofL student newspaper

WTVQ News Desk,

September 4, 2018

Gunman kills 5 in attack targeting Maryland newspaper

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June 28, 2018

Kentucky judge rules university violated open records law

WTVQ News Desk,

June 29, 2017

Faith Leaders Summon Community to Stand Together

36Pab,

February 2, 2017

Legal Battle Between UK & Kentucky Kernel Heats Up

36Pab,

October 28, 2016

UK says attorney general should intervene in Kernel lawsuit

WTVQ News Desk,

September 13, 2016

Attorney General Beshear intervenes in UK's lawsuit against Kentucky Kernel

36Pab,

September 7, 2016

Herald-Leader prints last issue in Lexington

36Pab,

August 1, 2016

Ben Kleppinger named editor at Advocate-Messenger

Tom Kenny,

February 26, 2016

John Nelson retires from Advocate-Messenger

36Pab,

February 12, 2016

Judge: state psychology board can't regulate advice column

36Pab,

October 1, 2015

Attorney general rules in favor of newspaper seeking records

36Pab,

March 16, 2015

Elizabethtown newspaper apologizes for made-up quote

36Pab,

January 12, 2015

McConnell: Jobs Comment Taken Out of Context

36Pab,

April 25, 2014

Herald-Leader To Charge For Online Paper

36Pab,

November 26, 2012

City To Begin 'Opt Out' Program

36Pab,

September 7, 2012

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Kentucky Kernel ends weekly printing, focuses on digital

Presses stopped: Kentucky newspaper switches to online only

Newspaper chain McClatchy files for bankruptcy protection

Covington Catholic student lawsuit against Washington Post to continue

Herald-Leader will stop publishing Saturday print edition

Judge rules state must disclose records, pay legal fees

Paxton Media Group buys Kentucky New Era, 4 other papers

Army post to stop publishing weekly newspaper

Yarmuth pledges $10,000 to UofL student newspaper

Gunman kills 5 in attack targeting Maryland newspaper

Kentucky judge rules university violated open records law

Faith Leaders Summon Community to Stand Together

Legal Battle Between UK & Kentucky Kernel Heats Up

UK says attorney general should intervene in Kernel lawsuit

Attorney General Beshear intervenes in UK's lawsuit against Kentucky Kernel

Herald-Leader prints last issue in Lexington

Ben Kleppinger named editor at Advocate-Messenger

John Nelson retires from Advocate-Messenger

Judge: state psychology board can't regulate advice column

Attorney general rules in favor of newspaper seeking records

Elizabethtown newspaper apologizes for made-up quote

McConnell: Jobs Comment Taken Out of Context

Herald-Leader To Charge For Online Paper

City To Begin 'Opt Out' Program

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